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The “age of empire”: again?

The ‘Unnatural’ Legal Framing of Traditional Knowledge and Forms of Cultural Expression

Intellectual Property and Food Security in Least Developed Countries

Is Legal Pluralism an Obstacle to Human Rights? Considerations from the South Pacific

Fragmenting Land and the Laws that Govern It

Navigating between Traditional Land Tenure and Introduced Land Laws in Pacific Island States

Outwith the Law in Samoa and Tonga: Transgender, Gay, and Other Pacific Islanders

‘That plant is my ancestor’: dilemmas for intellectual property in developing countries, food security and Pacific Island countries

A Bundle of Sticks in My Garden

Aid, trade and taboo: The place of indigenous traditional knowledge in development strategies: A Pacific perspective

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